Prospect for Christendom
Subtitle: essays in catholic social reconstruction
By: edited by Maurice B. Reckitt.
Publisher: Faber and Faber
Published: 1945
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 255
Subjects: Church and social problems -- Anglican authors
Notes: "First published in Mcmxlv."
Table of contents: title: I. Foundations: The hope of Christendom authentic, by F. N. Davey. The idea of a natural order, by V. A. Demant. The person and the family, by E. L. Mascall. Cultural forces in the human order, by T. S. Eliot. A civilization of technics, by Philip Mairet. Catholic sociology and the English situation, by M. B. Reckitt.; title: II. Vocation and ministry: Nature and rural man, by Patrick Mclaughlin. Man at work, by T. M. Heron. The town in to-morrow's Christendom, by Ruth Kenyon. The function of finance, by D. G. Peck.; title: III. Recovery in politics: The validity of politics, by W. G. Peck. The meaning of a nation, by Charles Smyth. The scope and limits of state initiative, by Ruth Kenyon. Nations as neighbours, by C. E. Hudson.; title: IV. The task before us: The forces against us, by Henry Balmforth. What we may count upon, by Rosalinde Wilton. Epilogue, by P. E. T. Widdrington.